Lincoln High School - Bumblebee Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1975 volume:

1975 BUMBLEBEE LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL? PORT ARTHU R, TEXAS School life seems a long road where each individual must choose his place and in choosing must find his self identity. As each of us travels through the corridors of Lincoln, we seek to identify ourselves with the world around us by understanding the complexities of our universe. But we find that full understanding does not exist within the cover of a book alone, but must be achieved through every facet of contact with those around us. Therefore we find Lincoln students traveling every avenue of endeavor in their search. Everywhere we turn there are. Bees Breakin' Out All Over! ' 7 3 Activities 10-67 Clubs and Organizations 68-109 Spons '. , 112-137 Administration and Staff 138-163 . Classes 164-217 Class Favorites 4 and Superlatives 218- 235 Advertisi n g 236-255 Index 258-263 S E .H N T C A Lincoln offers students so much in a year - plays. assembly programs, banquets. pep rallies. In every facet of school life, in all channels of extracurricular activities - BEES BREAK OUT ALL OVER. x xx b X ,'1$ Qi'iw 1 , 41 x. The wind-scattered seed, cradled in Mother Earth's arms. Spring will come again. FTA Compares Old With New During American Education Week, the Future Teachers of America presented a program centered around the progress made in the field of education in the past few years. Alfred McElroy served as guest speaker. There were skits and the elementary students who are a part of the SEE program, were interviewed on stage. LEFT: Pictured from left to tight are Jean Gabriel, president of FTA: Melvin Davis, principal; Annette Mitchell. sponsor of FTA and coor- dinator of the SEE program at Lin- coln; and, Mary Simpkins, FTA sponsor. Jean Gabriel, Linda Butler. Elandra Bryant, Shela Woods and Angel Rogers interview area elementary students in the SEE program. RIGHT: Alfred McElroy, president of the PAISD school board, presented a very stimulating address to the Student body concerning the teaching profession. BELOW: Stage guests stand for the pledge to the flag. PTA members dramatized a typical classroom setting during the fifties. Emphasized was the practice of memorization and recitation under the old school as compared with the educational practices of today. SPIRIT DAYS. . . . . . during football season were meant to boost the Bees to victory. Every one enjoyed special cakes, pep rallies and special dress days. The greatest spirit day was centered around a morning assembly featuring the stage band . Teachers, Students Get In Swing Of Year LHS Hosts First SEE Conference Thirty area high school students attending the first annual Student in Exploration in Education Workshop, January 1'7, at Lincoln High School. The program, coordinated by Mrs. Martha Burnett of Project REACH, was one that consisted of general meetings, four group discussions and an informal dinner. Mrs. A. Mitchell is supervisor of the LHS SEE program. Coordinators of the area school SEE programs discuss the day's conference schedule with Mrs. M. Burnett, tseated, centen, coordinator of the REACH Program of which the SEE program is a part. Coordinators are Mrs. A. Mitchell. Lincoln. tseated, ler; Mrs. Joyce McCoy, Austin. tstanding, 1am; and. Mrs. A. Scott. Jef- ferson, tstanding, rightL Following the conference. sponsors and SEE students had lunch together. Mrs. Sonnenberg, one of the guest discussion leaders, con- ducted a discussion in behav- ior modification. Ms. R. Leger discusses inter- esting projects for the ele- mentary classroom. Dr. Johnson, director of SEE program uighm. and assistant discuss problems Ihal teachers are often confronted with. Homecoming 1975 Miss Lincoln. Andrea Arceneaux The spirit of homecoming was everywhere. Homecoming, splashed in color, filled with triumph. Fall 1975, - a season to remember. Pondering a play for another victory. Homecoming pep rally, a gala event. The Miss Lincoln during halftime festivities. Eric and Faye dress in 50's attire during Hom - coming Week. Sock Day was a fun part of Homecoming Week. TALENT, TALENT, TALENT Variety best describes the 1975 Miss Lincoln pageant. The twelve contestants performed well in many talent categories. Dancing, twirling, singing - all in one competitive show made an enjoyable evening for 3.11. Shelia Kelly Terri Hemon v Roxanna Harris Jean Gabriel Kathleen Welch The Coronation A queen is crowned, her court is named. Left: Andrea Arceneaux, Home- coming queen. is congratulated by her mother. Third runner-up. Kathleen Welch, escort, Wilbert Fourth runner-up, Shelia Davis, escort. Berkely Lewis . Henderson . Seated are Mrs. Pitta and her husband, Walter Pitre, band director at Woodrow Wilson and Anemus Hancock, band director at Carver Elementary and assistant director at Lin- coln, and Mrs. Hancock. Band students really dug in and enjoyed the food. Officers of the LHS Band Parents Club include, left to right, Ms. Shirley Lewis, secretary, Artemus Hancock. LHS assistant band director, Ms. Alexander. vice- president, Ms. Daw, treasurer, Ms. Prevost. president, Mr. McNeil, band director and Mr. Davis. Annual Banquet Recognizes Band A former member of the LHS Purple and Gold band, Ms. Murriel McNeil. addresses the group at the occasion. I x Lincoln band director, Oscar McNeil, his wife, Mrs. McNeil, and daughter, Muniel pause for a quick snapshot. The third annual band Ban- quet was highlighted by speaker. Ms. Murriel Rose McNeil, a former member of the Purple and Gold Band. The Banquet recognized the growth of the band and the achieve- ments made by band mem- bers. The banquet is sponsored by the Band Parents Club. Parents and students apparently enjoyed themselves at the covered dish affair. 29 Misses Initiate 1975 Senior Club Assemblies As the World Turns, The Edge of Night. Search for Tomorrow - the age old daytime stories and their recurring themes were depicted in the Senior Misses pro- gram this year. The Senior Misses was the first senior club , rz'y 6$: to present an all-school assembly this year. J $6M LEFT: Easter Ballard and Elandra Bryant discuss their problems over morning coffee and housework . LEFT: Barbara Minard portrays a psychiatrist who must diagnose the case of a patient, portrayed by Agnes Hill. The Misses take a bow for a good program. 30 I don't want to hear that. patient. screams Agnes Hill, the dissatisfied Club members congratulate their sweetheart Henry Edwards. 31 whimpering outside closed doors. Wind , rattling easements , Winter's fractious child. L .. .Jvlsi LiQx... 34 Campus Coedy Christmas Special BELOW: Mrs. M. Pickett, sponsor of the group, receives a gift from Jackie Heath. The Coeds presented their annual Christmas program in a morning assembly, December 19. Snow- flakes covered the stage as club members reminisced over Christmas traditions such as Santa's arrival and meetings with friends. They also recaptured past events of 1974. Coeds serenade their club sweetheart, Harold Richard. after special presentation. . 3 .. ,c i I t . A4 a... L'Ako,x , Andrea Arceneaux presents Harold with A special reception for parents and other invited guests followed the pre- 3 small gift. Holiday program. Parents and alumni guests filled the audience. Everyone apparently enjoyed the Coeds' performance. 35 36 LinCo1 '75 Bumblebee Express 3 . h a The annual Frostcaggges Show was vezy. exciting as people crowded the Lincoln 3113110ng fo; the talent presentations. Bands, singers and dancers performed f6: two and one- -half hours of entertairmrefitr Thenge setting. Acentered around the theme. Bee 'Exgessnhwas lighted'wmth Strobes and flashing lights defitgueiy a time to remembgn. th 1 'h; The Challengers perform Latimore's Let's Straighten It Out on talent show. Michael Bruno and Diana Jones, emcees for the show, strike a serious note during the evening. The Flugence Sisters harmonize as they display their vocal talents. 37 FOOTBALL BANQUET Guest speaker for the occasion was Shannon Little, head coach from Bishop College in Dallas. The football players and their dates enjoyed the food, . . . and the presentations. . . . t t ! :1 t I a 4 ,t n y w t r g , . . i - . v Charles Franklin of the Port Arthur News gave the team's season statis- tics. HONORS ATHLETES The annual football banquet climaxed an exciting season for the Lincoln Bees who finished district competition with a tie for second place and first place statistics. Athletes and coaches were honored for their outstanding performance during the year at the event. Dr. Gott and his wife were members of the platform guests at the annual event along with Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis. and looked back at another year of seasonal success. Donald Hayes and Toni Forrest appear in a scene from a skit. Roxanna Harris, standing, plays the role of a mother in this scene, depicting family love. The persons portraying children, seated, are Thomas Brown, Dori Lee Batiste. Lynn Freeman, and Brenda Williams. The Esoterics Bring Love On February 13, the newly-formed Esoterics presented their first all-school assembly. The theme of the program was We Bring You Love. The program centered around various aspects of love such as love of family, roman- tic love. and love of God. Guest performer, Corliss Forrest Brooks, does a dance with fire batons. Jean Gabriel and Diana Guilbeaux present gifts B. Parrot. Jean Gabriel, center. and . . . club sweethearts . A perfect occasion to recognize a queen; Mr. Davis presents Andrea Arceneaux her long-awaited trophy as Miss Lincoln. 41 Guests enjoy music at Honeybee Ball. Mrs. Pierre was mistress of cere- monies at the evening affair. A The Honeybee drill team is presented in a formal setting. . . KI . 513 at one table enjoy music and refreshments. Annual Ball Honors Honeybees The second annual Honeybee Ball was held at Antoine's Auditorium. Sponsored by the Honeybee Parent Club, the dance was open to guests outside the school community. Music was provided by the LHS Stage Band at the Valentine affair. 43 Senior Masters-Misses Hold Annual Banquet The Senior Misses and the Senior Masters held their sec- ond annual joint banquet this spring. Members of the organizations enjoyed the covered dish affair. A brief social followed . Harold Nelson, chief scout executive of the Beauchaump District, spoke on the advantages of higher education. Sponsors, Mrs. June Waits and Mrs. Donna Voight, make last min- ute arrangements with the help of their husbands. The group seem to have enjoyed themselves. 44 The Misses and the Masters prepare plates during serving. . i . Cynthia Aaron, president of the Senior Misses, Mr. Harold Nelson. and Here hm Calcutta. president of the Senior Masters. pose for a Shot together. Denise and Mrs. Waits make certain degem are in order. Platform guests included Denise Griffin. chairman of the activity, Cynthia Aaron. Herbert Calcote. Mx. Harold Nelson, Mr. Henry Mayes, sponsor of the Senior Mastexs, Mrs. June Waits and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Voight. 45 Moon: March 14. 1975 Beat of the Drum 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Province: Cafeteria Attire: African To open the spring social calendar, the Juniors presented their first bail. Breaking from tradition. the juniors sponsored their dance independently and chose an African theme for their setting. The affair. a success, was held in the cafeteria which was decorated with bamboo, palms and masks. 46 k Juniors Go Native ; Members of Lhe Afro Ball nominating committee included, ROW ONE: Helena Gomes, James West. Laura Hawkins, and ROW TWO: Ruth Scy- pion, Byron Jacquet. Cynthia Williams, Eddie Whitley, Leroy Leopold. 3w 1 .. Everyone wants to be in pictures, especially when you are having fun. Junior Afro-Americans relax outside of bamboo hut. The jungle setting was very authentic . Glenn Branch and Helena Gomes spin records for the native dancers. enjoyed the evening of Afro fun. 47 Senior Executives Present AIl-School Assembly, Review The Senior Executives were the first all-male club to present an assembly this year. The members depicted in review several facets of American society. There was the streaker who shocked everyone as he ran across the stage; a beauty contest; the best performers in rock and soul. Al Green, The Isley Brothers, and 0th Players introduced by Wolfman Jack ; and Howard Cosell at ringside with Ali and Frazier. A street scene from the morning assembly. Karl Barnes and Lawrence Keal present Kathleen Welch, club sweetheart, to the student body . 48 49 Spring wind is a sprite, flitting through forests , playgrounds , and open windows. Sophomores really get down as the night for good-Liming prog- resses. RIGHT: Linda Briscoe attempts to double bump with a bumping duo . Felton Richards and Leroy McCurley. RIGHT: The LHS stage band pro- vided the beat that made the sopho- more's ball complete. Here the sax players do a soul step. 4.6 r i BELOW: The parents seem to like whatever they are watching. Sophomore Denim Ball - Big Hit Another first at Lincoln was the Sophomore Denim Ball. The activ- ity was a big success as tenth graders and their guests were arrayed in every time of jean style imagina- ble. A'l LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Esquire, Gar- riel Johnson; Ms. Fashionette, Yvette Venison; Mr. Irresistible. Lloyd Channel; Ms. Sophomore. Julie Ford; and Mr. Sophomore. Fabian law, were chosen during the week by the sophomore class . V .4; , u h I h e la y - ' ' , e ,1 ' . F K. . h 1 M. V ' , V ax - t Kw. u ' The sophomore class streaks to the beat of the LHS stage band. Hopefully, the affair will become an annual event. NHS INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS is i , 9, h a , , - 1. a 1i ABOVE: Anthony Lavaillas, Millicent Wiltz, Karol Nicks and Vir- ginia Chavis represent the four virtues of the NHS. LEFT: Sarah Davis. a former Lincoln student and now employed with the Bell System in Houston, was guest speaker for the induction ceremony. LEFT: Platform guests included M. Davis, Sarah Davis. J. Whitley, Gayle Jones, Jonathan Young, president of the organization, and James West. RIGHT: Mrs. J. Whitley. sponsor of the senior National Honor Society, congratulates the new inductees. g i LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrea Arceneaux, Carrie Forney, Sheila Kelly and Roxanna Harris offer talent presentations. The annual spring induction ceremonies for both the National Junior and Senior Honor Societies were held early in the semester. Some thirty-four students were taken into the societies based on the virtues of scholarship, leadership, character and service. Guest speaker for the occasion was Mrs. Sarah T. Davis. 3 Lincoln graduate who has achieved much in her career endeavors . A reception for parents and friends fol- lowed the program. Several parents and visiting friends attended the morning ceremony. B. Henley and V. Thibodeaux, also sponsors of the NHS, pin new inductee, Carol Thomas. 55 56 AWA R DS DAY ENCOURAGES EXCELLENCE ; A ACADEMIC AREA AWARD RECIPIENTS The Awards program had as its theme, Excellence - No Less. The annual presentation honors students who excel in academic work and who serve their school in many capaci- ties. Guest speaker for the occasion was Mr. Edward Watson. Guest speaker for the .occasion was Mr. E. Watson, former principal of Lincoln and presently director of secondary curriculum and inslruction. Award winners Alfred Green. Leroy McCurley, Elfreda Lawson and Anthony Lavaillais. Recipienns of science awards from industries and private foundations are Dorothy Jackson, Andrea Arceneaux, Anthony Lavaillais, Vir- k ginia Chavis and Fay Branch. A special award was presented to Mrs. A. P. Guidry for her work with students. The Year Moves On 58 Toward The End 59 Spring Ball Freshman First The freshmen could not be left out of the fun during the spring semester. So, they organized their own ball. The theme of the dance and the week preceding the event was The Sky's the Limit. There was no limit to the fun the freshmen had on their night. LEFT: Mr. and Miss Freshman Kimberly Webster and Reginald Proctor. z 1 t , mi '3 The freshman class enjoyed the evening affair. Mr. and Miss Freshman dance together. Members of the planning committee, pictured from left 10 right, were Audrey EIvin. Cecilie McGlory, Kimberly Webster, Ella Cormier, Brenda Threats, Chandra Davis and Namon Marks. Everyone had fun! Emma Ruffin serves punch to guests. Junior Prom Stands Alone For the first time in prom history. juniors and seniors closed the year out with separate celebrations. The junior pxom, held first. was one for fun times and fond memories. Everyone had the urge to dance and have fun. 62 Prom Theme iii g The Senior Class elected the first prom court for the senior class dance. Set in the times of knights and fair maidens, in keeping with the theme, Camelot, the royalty and pomp lend to the overall atmosphere of the evening. 64 Highlights Of The Band And Choral , Sprin 3W g Concert Mrs. V. Green is offered many thanks for her assist- ance with the choir during the year . Robert Harris, choir director, TJ . is also thanked for his assistance with the choir during the year. h xv P A5 :9 a 3 . 9., chug O 7' 2.9.3. , 't 1 The choir and band perform the grand finale - Omnipotence. 65 Senior Week Features. 505 Day and Western Day g; 5:: H1255 iw IEF-ul. .mnuiulm r uauu'w 67 68 CLUBS AND ORCANlZATIONS q; , - Vt, x . V r. , g; . . , , , Q ; People working together, sharing the same ideas and goals - whether educational, civic or social, clubs and organizations derive good for themselves and for Lincoln. In extracurricular organizations - BEES BREAK OUT ALL OVER! b9 LlNCOLNS CONCERT L ROW 1: Marilyn Carson, Shelia Davis. Debra Waxson. Elfreda Lawson, Cheryl Henton. Julie Ford. ROW 2: Wilma LeBlanc. Sxephanie Mitchell. Cheryl SiguI. Andrea Harrison, Leola Blanch, Cecilia McGlory, LauIa Turner, Rose Iacko. ROW 3: Tami Briscoe, Wendy Andrus, Chaundra Davis, Florence Francois. Pervis Jones, Maxylene Hihz. Betty De'ohn. Freddie Titus, Dezra Dauuive. ROW 4: Lona Alexander, Rhoda Lyons, Linda Bates, Brenda Threats, Althea Martin, Trenell Miller, Vanessa Harmon, Kem Morris. Fay Branchv Jennifer Oderben. Vanessa Bradley. STANDING. REAR: Michael Coleman, Vendell Harrison, Charlie Roy, Gunsuella Williams, Iohn Londow. x N? Mr. Oscar McNeil. band director, Band majorettes, Kem Morris, Fay Branch, Andrea Harrison. Bebe Ford, conducts band members during spring Carrie Forney, Vanessa Harmon and Jennifer Oderbert, pose for shot. COHCBII. 70 i . ROW 1: Cynthia Williams, Felecia Joseph, Bridgette Benyhill, Wanda Howard, Carrie Fomey, Anthony Lavaillas. ROW 2: Andrea Arseneaux, Louise Nichols, Debora Asbury, Johnell Simmons. Reginald Goings. Kenneth Williams, Clayton Thompson, Joseph Doucette, Darrell Edwards. ROW 3: Wilbert Miller, Leroy McCuxley. Elcide Davis, Herman Jackson. Ronnie Williams. Paul Narcisse, Ronald Antoine, Michael Campbell, Mark Ivory, Elvis Daw. ROW 4: Sandra Mearlon. David Johnson, Jonathan Young. Darcel Prevost, Charles Cypxien, Lance Alexander, Bebe Ford, Laura Armstead. Band performers during one of their famous halftime drills. Artemus Hancock conducts band during spring concert. 72 LHS STAGE BAND For years the LHS music department has worked for a stage band. This year their efforts were fully realized when the Lincoln High Stage Band made its formal debut this fall. Invitations for guests appearances and requests for entertainment at area school dances were frequently received. Each performance was a step toward perfection as the group performed all of the latest hits on the record charts. The stage band is a real conven- ience for Lincoln organizations and clubs. Live music for social func- tions was a real treat. BAND AWARD RECIPIENTS Awards were earned for UIL participation in district and regional competition, for All-City Band participa- tion, for class achievement, and for summer camp awards. .a 4 '1 Sophomore and Freshmen Award Recipients for Excellence in Band. 73 LINCOLN HIGH MIXEDGLEE TENORS Eddie Webb Bradford Miles Michael Bruno Murray Evans Floyd Doucette Fabian Jaco Donald Hayes Ronald Washington BASSES Kenneth Frazier William Joseph Lewis Guidry Edison Francis Jackie Mann George Finney Michael McZeal Milton Levy 74 The Mixed Glee Club is responsible for many programs during the school year. The presentation of Christmas programs and the Spring Music Concert are annual events. The Mixed Glee has also been guests performers at area schools. The group is directed by Mrs. Marjorie Cole. h H SOPRANOS ROW ONE: Deborah Ozen Brenda Williams Agnes Hill Mary Moseley Cora lacquer Vincentia Allen ROW TWO: Mable James Cheryl Delesbore Duggie Green Roxanna Harris Barbara Minard Jessica Robinson Angela Mitchell Demetra Venison Kassandra Jackson ALTOS Gwen Widow Iris Lawrence Darlene Turpeau Connie Moten Deborah Roy Charlene Porter Deborah Thomas Dorothea Titus Shelia Kelly Ruth Scypion Charlotte Flugence 75 UIL Soloists: Deborah Thomas, Gloria Wilson, Milton Levy, Shelia Kelly. Eddie Webb, Iris Lawrence. Fabian Iaco, Vincentia Allen, Brenda Williams. KNEELING: Charlene Porter, Angela Mitchell, Gwendolyn Widow. Finney's Madrigal: Ruth Scypion. Deborah Thomas. Eddie Webb, George Finney. Jessica Robinson. Mary Moseley. Allen's Madrigal: Kenneth Frazier. Iris Lawrence, Michael Bruno, Shelia Kelly, Ronald Washington, Vincemia Allen. Milton Levy, Mrs. M. Cole, director. A part of the Mixed Glee, the LHS solos and ensembles participated in several contests receiving several awards and commendations for their per- formances. Twenty-four choir members were selected for the All-City Choir along with students from the two other area high schools. The All- City Choir was formed for the first time this year. As a member of the All-City Honor Flugence's Quartet: Cheryl Delesbore, Jessica Robinson, Dorothea Titus, Choir, Kenneth Frazier won the most Charlotte Flugence, Mrs. M. Cole, Director. outstanding male musician's trophy. Pictured are LHS choir members in their new choir robes. ROW ONE: Dorethea Titus. Brenda Williama, Mary Moseley, Angela Mitchell, Gwen Widow. Jessica Robinson. Deborah Thomas. ROW TWO: Mabel James. Cora Jacquet, Kenneth Frazier, Roxanna Harris, Fabian Jaco, Kassandra Jackson, Iris Lawrence. ROW THREE: Mil- ton Levy. Ronald Washington, Michael McZeal, Charlotte Flugence, Edison Francis, Eddie Webb, George Fin- ney. Spirit of Lincoln High, SENIOR CHEERLEADERS mlockwisa Mary Roberts Carol Thomas Jean Gabriel Diana Guilbeaux Toni Forrest Cheerleaders back the Bees at basketball games. AI cheerleader camps during the summer months, members of the Lincoln squad learn new stunts . 7B Rhonda Sheppard Jessica Robinson Katie McBride Donna Wise Karen Taylor a w 90 w- hit? . 3fo 43-5. am a Cheerleaders encourage the Bumblebees during football season. Members of the squad prepare spirit signs for pep rallies and games . LINCOLN'S HIGH- Mrs. Vivian Bobb, Honeybee sponsor, accepts a gift of appreciation from Mrs. w. L. DeWalt of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority for the outstanding performance by the drill team at the Houston Astrodome and throughout the performing season. STEPPING HONEYBEES w Honeybee drill leaders are. ROW ONE: Tern Henton, Shelia Kelly, Gwen Widow, Jackie Heath, and Jackie Williams. ROW TWO: Doris Latulas, Dorla Woods, Angel Rogers, Virgie Kelly, and Lauxa Haw- kins. 82 ROW ONE: Diana Guilbeaux, Lynn Freeman, Karen Walker, Arthur Only, Shelia Kelly, Karol Nicks, Sheila Davis, Jennifer Tibbs. ROW TWO: Murray Evans, Wayne Morris, Carol Thomas, Harold Richard. Mary Roberts, Milton Levy, Denise Griffin, Kathleen Welch. ROW THREE: Wilbert Lewis. Andrew Hawkins, Donald Frank, Don- ald King, Larry Jackson, Terry Champagne, Johnny Breaux. X t; ROW ONE: James West, Helena Gomes, Blake Foreman, Glenda Chavis, Gerald Sanders, Ruth Scypion, Louis Guidry, Diane Jones, Deborah Robinson, Bernadine Semien, Cynthi; Williams, Martha Fomenot, Michael Hayes. ROW THREE: Janette Bxaithwaite, Eddie Whit- ley. Christina Thoams, Calvin Doucet, Althea Martin, Gregory Scott. Veronica Smith. Grade 10 ROW ONE : Donna wise, Karen Taylor. V6113 Bryant, Deborah Isaac, Katie McBride, Debora Asbury. Patricia Parker. ROW TWO: Deboxah Broussard. Gwen Dugas, Andrea Harrison, Ruthie Tezeno. Barbara Lewis, Trudy Hankins, Valenlis Gabriel, Tracie Cole, Paula Riley. ROW THREE: Alfred Green, Michael Thompson, Allen Iacko, Leroy McCurley, Tim Wycoff, Algie Pine, Gartiel Johnson. - sunnuun FHEME ! 0 BEES Grade 9 LEFT T0 RIGHT: Bridgette Sanderson, Vicki McIntosh. Sherila Landry, Rita Sue Howard. Diana Guilbeaux. president Arthur Only. secretary Kathleen Welch. xep. -at-1axge Lynn Freeman. vice-presidem. 84 CAMPUS COEDS The Coeds was Lhe fixsl senior club organized at Lincoln. Founded in 1968 under me sponsoxship of Mrs. Marjorie PiCkeu, the Coeds have grown in new directions and accomplishments. The all-girl club. consisting of 25 members, initiates each spring semeslex. Club colors are navy blue and lime green. Other sponsors include Mrs. V. Babb. M13. A. Mimhell. Miss Mary Simpkins and Mrs. M Franklin . Pictured are: ROW ONE: Barbaxa Latulas. Terrie Hemon. Karol Nicks, Andrea Arcsneaux. Cymhia Gray. Be Be Ford. Iris Lawrence. ROW TWO: Myron Gelwood. Jackie Heath. Babbie Mixchell. Sheila Kelly, Sheila Davis, Jennifer Oderben. Carol Thomas. Kassandra Jackson, Fay Branch. STANDING: Mrs. Pickett. Debra Narcise, Wilda Trippleu, Andrea Yowman, Jessica Chavis, Kim Morris, Katheleen Welch, Miss Simpkins. Officexs are: SEATED: Andrea Amen- eaux, Jennifer Oderben. Fay Branch. Kim Morris. STANDING: Virginia Chavis, Kathelean Welsh, Bahbie Mitchell. Sheila Kelly. ESOTERICS The Esoterics, LHS first coeducational senior club. was founded in 1974 - the purpose being to reflect finer adulthood and to develop resouxcefulness, self-reliance, loyalty and dependability. The 30-membez club has a mono Senior Pride. The emblem is the owl denoting wisdom. and the club colors are sky blue and royal blue. Sponsors are Mrs. M. Rhodes. Mrs. B. Parrot and Mr. w. Wueller. Honorary sponsors are Mrs. M. Cole and Mrs. G. Williams. , . , L v x 5 Williams. Karen Walker. Linda Butler. Jean Gabriel, Raxanna Harris. Mary Roberts. Dora Batiste, Jennifer Tibbs. ROW ONE: Lynn Freeman. Sandra Trainer. Deborah Yaggins. Diana Guilbeaux. Angel Rogers. Michael Bruno. Sheila Butler. Gayle Jones, Johneue Breaux, Toni Forrest. Debra Thomas. John Beard. ROW Two: Ezra Tatmon, Donald King, Wayne Morris. Carl Coleman. Terry Champagne, Andrew Hawkins, Raymond Scott. Martin Charles, Donald Hayes. Thomas Brown. SEATED. Left to Right: Brenda Pictured. left. are officers. SEATED CLOCK WISE: Lynn Freeman. Wayne Morris. Thomas Brown. Donald King. Terry Champagne. Ezra Talmon. Linda Butler. Jean Gabriel. Karen Walker. 85 EXECUTIVES The Executives was the first allhmale senior club organized at Lincoln in 1968. Since that year the club has grown in membership and purpose under its present sponsor, Mr. Joseph Chachere. The club initiates during the spring of each year. , h lis-L LL. 4 y'g ' . : , I , SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Hebert, Arthur Only, Lawrence Keal. Aaron Jones. Lance Alexander, Clarence Prevost, Harold Richard, Gregory Bell. ROW TWO: Floyd Doucet. Andre Lewis, Elton White. Craig Williams. Kenneth Fraziex, Ricky Wise, Karl Barnes. Bennie Hillman. Kerry Garlow. ROW TWO: Donald Frank. Jonathan Young, Dennis Mitchell, Darrell Davis, Jerry Brocks, Karl Jones, Eddie Dani kins, Paul Hulin. ROW THREE: Womey Boswell, Milton Levy, Willie Reed, Eric Webb, Larry Jackson, Burks Washimon. Yohnny Breaux, Reginald Lewis, Jesse Hanis. Gunsuella Williams. Officers. seated, are Law- rence Keal. Lance Alexander, and Michael Hebert; standing, Mr. J. Chachere. sponsor, Clarence Prevost. Arthur Only, Aaron Jones and Harold Richard. SENIORMASTERS The Senior Masters was organized in 1970 by the present sponsor MI. Henry Mayes. The group is known fox its spring initiation ceremonies of new members which it conducts annually. The Masters and Misses have tradition, ally worked together on many projects, ., wvmm x w xv: h i L L h V . . L W I I .wv - a mid; x h 1 . h ROW ONE: Larry Brooks, Sterling Williams. Henry Edwards, Karen Howard, club sweetheart, Rogex Brown, Paul Jackson. Bruce Clay. Bobby Pickuey. ROW TWO: Herbert Calcate. Wallace Landry, Ivory Nellar. ROW THREE: Harry Jones, Kenneth Cormier. Fulton Jacobs, Kenneth Zenoh ROW THREE: Nathaniel Collins, Stacy Powell. Joseph Houston. 0FF1CERS:CLOCKWISE:HenIy EdwaIds. Kenneth Cormiex, Nathanial Collins. Bobby Pickney. Ivory NellaI, Ioseph Houston, Wal- lace Landry. CENTER: Herbert Calcole. 87 SENIORMISSES The Senior Misses were organized at Lincoln in 1968. The all-girl club. consisting of 26 members. initiates each spring along with other senior groups. Club colors are gray and yellow. Sponsors are Mrs. Donna Voight and Mrs. June Waits. , x '1 . V I k F V w w 9 f 3 I A , SEATED: Cynthia Aaron. Connie Moten, Myrna Thomas, Brenda Monroe. Demeua Venison. Terry Riley. ROW 1: Marion Tims, Cherry Reynolds. Marcia Harris. Elandra Bryant. CynLhia Fools. Mable James. ROW 2: Cynthia Washington. Barbara Minard. Romama Henxy. Den- ise Griffin, Mrs. D. Voight, sponsor. . .45 ': VJ Officers are. pictured, LEFT TO RIGHT: CynLhia Aaron, Cherry Reynolds. Connie Molenv Denise Griffin. Ramona Henry. Myrna Thomas, Brenda Monme. Demeua Venison. Terry Riley. SCIENCE CLUB V x. 3 , . ' J J. :3 ROW ONE; Vanessa Spooner. Anthony Lavaillas, Barbara Lewis, Patrice Alpough, Tami Jacquet. ROW TWO: Darrell Washington, Darrell Edwards, Jessica Robinson, Sabrina Gray, Robert Murray, Famia Alpough, Graylin Alexander. Eddie Webb. Angela Joseph. ROW THREE: Karen Yowman. Valentis Gabriel, Gale Cyprian. Char- lena Edwards. Deny Jacobs. 89 The LHS Spanish Club participated in many 5 PA N I S H activities this year including a visit to Lamar University. Two members were C L U B initiated into the Sabine Chapter of the Spanish Honor Society . ROW ONE: Howard Lewis, Graylin Alexander. Lessie Lewis, Irma Louis, Sonis Cohea, Debra Cain. Darrell, Robert Murray, Denise Delahoussaye. ROW TWO: Donna Wise, Bernadine Semien, Jacqueline Ford. Hesteria Williams, Kimberly Jacobs, Janice Miller, Debra Isaac, Leatha Colbert, Karen Taylor. Debra Lloremz, Debra Lightfoot. ROW THREE: John Babineaux, Cathy Stephenson, Meta Booker, Kathy Collins, Marilyn Carson, Marta Gaskill, Mary Henry, Debbie Jones, Kim Mitchell, Rhonda Sheppard, Katie McBride, Linda Garrison, Carolyn Hulin. Velta Bryant. ROW FOUR: Eric Webb, Thad Sanders, C. L. Ross, Henry Levine, Benjamin Lan- dry, William Robinson, Leroy Foster. Alfred Green, Carl Monroe, Ricky Wise, Anthony Lavaillas. Lynn Free- man, Dallas Smith, Eric Webb. DILETTANTE CLUB Sheila Davis and Reginald Levy prepare hall bulletin board. The Dilettame Club consists of students who volunteer extra time during a school day to assist with library services. The sponsor of the group is Mrs. Iva Meador. Arthur Only and Dwayne Hall arrange periodicals . Ruthie Tezeno, Evita Tezeno and Leola Green rebind old books. The LHS Math Club encourages the proficient application of classroom principles in everyday M AT H activities. Students attended math conferences and also prepared for UIL competition during the year. C L U B Emphasis was placed on the quick and accurate use of the slide rule in problem-solving. SEATED. Left to Right: Alfred Green, Trudy Hankins, Priscilla Tatmon, Vanessa Harmon, Debora Asbury, George Finney. STANDING: Mrs. June Waits, co-sponsor, Freddie Titus, Kevin Johnson, Leroy McCurley, Darrell Edwards, Dale Cyprien, Tim Wycoff, Gibson, co-sponsor. 92 Club Prepares Members For Law F-uture v f ' . cf 21 2 ' r . A 5'1: j $3,; Law Club members are. ROW ONE: Mary Roberts, Karen Yowman, Mr. Honea, sponsor, Kathy Harper, Dora Batiste, Vanessa Spooner. ROW TWO: Eric Webb, Michael Hebert, Reginald Goings, Diana Guilbeaux, Andrew Johnson, Steven Kiel. Nathaniel Lewis. ROW THREE: Wayne Morris, John Beard, Kerry Garlow, Donald Edwards. Lawrence Keal, Jerry Brooks. Officers are Terry Cham- pagne, Dora Batiste. Law- rence Keal. Donald Edwards and Eric Webb. Shakespeare's Othello Proves Winner Othello by William Shakespeare, one of his deepest and most moving plays, was the 1975 UIL selection of the Lincoln players. The play, with its fast action and dramatic parts, placed first in district and area competition. Under the direction of MI. Henry Mayes, the eight-member cast showed all of the marks of true-acting ability and professionalism as Best Actor and All-Star positions were boasted over by four members in three areas of competition. Anyone with taste and literary appreciation can say that the ver- sion of Othello was one marked with maturity and stage experience beyond the high school level. Music, costuming and most of all timing were precise. Congratulations for a fine performance and encouragmem for continued work by Mr. Mayes and the Lincoln players are in order. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janette Braithwaite, Steven Kiel, John Beard. Byron Jacquet, Vincent Allen, Michael Hebert, Herbert Calcote, James West. SEATED: Mr. Henry Mayes, sponsor, and Millicent Wiltz. 94 Scenes From the Play k. - . Othello. the Moor --------------------------------- Herbert Calcote All-Star, district; Best Actor, area. Iago ------------------------------------------------- John Beard Best Actor. district; All-Star, area. Desdemona --------------------------------------- Millicent Wiltz Best Actress, district and area Emilia ---------------------------------------- Janette BIaithwaite All-Star. district and area 95 96 FORENSICCLUB Lincoln High School Speech and Drama participants walked away from tournaments with numerous trophies placing the teams in many first place sweepstakes award positions and allowing many individual honors. Spring Branch, Cy-Fair, French, Thomas Jefferson and Orange Tour- naments and UIL Competition saw Lincoln students rack up points in prose interpretation, poetry interpretation, dramatic interpretation, impromptu speaking, impromptu acting, duet acting, and oratory. During the Annual Forensic Awards Day presentations. the many tro- phies earned during the '74-'75 school year arrayed the Lincoln stage. Each trophy or groups of trophies were presented with the individual win- ners in their division of competition. Top winners for the year, winning considerable recognition for forensic efforts. were John Beard. Milton Levy, Karol Nicks and Herbert Calcote. No degree of honor could be realized if not for the coaching of Mrs. Marjorie Pickett and Henry Mayes, Speech and Drama, sponsors. Millicent Wiltz Herbert Calcote Karol Nicks Byron Jacquet Janette Braithwaite Patrice Alpough Milton Levy James West Audrey Ervin Donald Frank Nadine Mitchell Evita Tezeno Doris Latulas Tim Wycoff ' Robert Murray Herman Jackson Deborah Broussard 97 98 Future Teachers of America SEATED: Jean Gabriel, Jackie Heath, Mary Simpkins, co-sponsor, Carol Thomas. Angel Rogers. ROW ONE: Toni Forrest, Carolyn Allen, Patricia Thomas, Romona Henry, Sheilan Woods. Mary Phillips, Mary Roberts. ROW TWO: Jackie Williams, Shirley Morrow, Barbara Minard. Virginia Chavis, Naisy Trahan, Carol Get- wood. Officers of the club are, ROW ONE: Kathleen Welch, Jean Gabriel, Patricia Thomas. ROW TWO: Pamela Gabriel, Mary Roberts, Babbie Mitc- hell. The SEE program wearch and Exploration in Educatiom is designed to give high school students S E E P R O G RA M classroom experience in actual school settings. Students are assigned to area elementary schools. Students assigned to DeQueen Elementary School are, left to right. Tom Forrest, Carol Thomas. Mary Roberts. Kathleen Welch, and Karol Nicks. vnnanux 1'qu BEE EAKIN OUT ALL Students assigned to Carver Elementary School are, SEATED: Virginia Chavis and Carol Getwood. STANDING: Carolyn Allen and Patricia Thomas . Other school assignments are made for Booker T. Washington Elementary School. FHA Has Active Year WWI KNEELING: Sonja Coilea, Bernadine Senien, Cynthia Moseley, Angela Joseph. ROW ONE: Gayle Jones. Soris Shells, Donna Simon, Pam Narcisse, Gale Cyprian. ROW TWO: Mrs. M. Blitch, Pam Lofton, Gina Victor. Sheila Johnson, Denise Moseley, Joan Pollard, Mrs C Bouldin The FHA Club att6ndesteverai1karca and State conferences during the year. They aisb spohi'ored Everal receptions includ- ing an appreciation tea for teachers during the week of Valen- tine' 5 Day. Lincoln FHAer's were hostesses for areangI school FHA chapters. Business Club Starts Pool V V I i , '5 .7 F 'k i ROW ONE: Lessie Lewis, Patricia Thomas, Irma Louis, Leola Green, Andrea Yowman, Jennifer Oderbert. ROW TWO: Mrs. N. Sneed, sponsor. Terri Henton. Debbie Jackson, Linda Miller, Dennis Mitchell, Ramona Henry, Carolyn Allen, Sarah Wiltz. ROW THREE: Balchin Darby, Harold Richard, Karl Branes, Kerry Garlow, Athur Only, Aaron Jones, Larry Joseph, Michael Heben. The Business Club organized a secretarial pool this year making available to staff members free services such as typing memoranda and dupli- eating other materials. The club also invited guest speak- ers 10 monthly meetings for discussions and lectures. Pictured are Business Club officers Carolyn Allen, Patricia Thomas, Harold Richard and Paula Eglin. 'IOl STILLWELL TECHNICAL CENTER ABOVE, RIGHT: Michelle Edwards and Monica Ste- phens . Health Occupation Career Education. , 64 m LEFT: Greg Delahoussaye and Charlie Roy, auto mechanics. BELOW, RIGHT: Terri Riley and Janice Atkins. cos- metology. The Arthur Stillwell Technical Center began operat- ing during the 1971-72 school year with its purpose being to provide students with advance training in tech- nical and vocational skills. The center offers courses in such fields as cosmetol- ogy, general welding, vocational occupational educa- tion, auto mechanics, auto body repair, building con- struction, major appliance repair, technical drafting and health occupation education. Mr. George Garland is director of the center. 102 Joseph Houston . Welding RIGHT: Tom Motley, Auto Body Repair Kasmin Montgomery, Vocational Office Education 103 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Officers, lefl to right, are Jessica Chavis, secretary; Otis Johnson, treasurer; Lynn Freeman, vice- president; James Sanderson, presi- dent; and, Vincemia Allen, assist- am secretary. . k 4 i I I ' ROW ONE: Darrell Jones. Arthur Only, Harry Jones, Mr. D. Parrish, sponsor, Darrell Johnson. Darrell Davis, Brad- ford Coleman. ROW TWO: Kenneth Zeno, Lessley Price, Jessica Chavis, Madelyn Matthews, Vincemia Allen, Wilda Tripplet, Donald Jones, Gregory Bell. ROW THREE: James Sanderson, Gary Gunner. Otis Johnson, Steven Mat- thews, Lynn Freeman. Paul Hulin, Kenmh Jones. Melvin Johnson, Douglas Edwards, Reginald Lewis. 1044 deca banquet Club officers make up part of the platform guests. Wellington Scypion, president of the state DECA of Texas, and keynote speaker for the banquet. presents a plaque to Mr. Dan Parrish. organization sponsor . Many guests were invited to share in the festivities: The formation of DECA not only enabled students to work and learn trades while in school but also helped to form closer bonds between the business community and the school. Area business owners and managers who employ Lincoln DECA students apparently found the evening an enjoyable one as employer- employee relations were relaxed for a while. l05 106 National Junior Honor Society lnductees1975 ' K i. I; ROW ONE: Audrey Ervin, Jennifer Caulay, Wendy Andrus, Quintella Alexander, Chaundra Davis. ROW wa: Kimberly Webster, Herman Jackson, Brenda Threats, Melanie Ned, Kim Mitchell, Cecilia McGlory. National Senior Honor Society Inductees 1975 KNEELING: Tami lacquer. Karen Taylor, Andrea Harrison. Janice Miller, Deborah Lloremz. SEATED: Mrs. J. Whitley, sponsor, Donna Simon. Ingird West, Ruth Scypion. Priscilla Tatmon, Vanessa Bradley, Stephanie Mitchell, Katie McBride. ROW ONE: Brenda Harmon, Jean Gabriel, Velta Bryant, Barbara Lewis, Ella Guidry, Chester Allen, Rhonda Sheppard, Carl Thomas, Patrice Alpough, Pam Narcisse. ROW TWO: Alfred Green, Brudy Hankins, Lee Roy McCurley, Benjamin Landry, Kerry Garlow, Debora Asbury, C. L. Ross. National Senior Honor Society 1974-1975 Noblesse Obliqe U ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karol Nicks Doris Latulas, Judy Garlow, Carrie Fomey, Patricia Thomas May- belline Pete, Shelia Kelly. ROW TWO:E1freda Lawson, Jacqueline Shields Lassie Lewis. Gayle Jones, Andrea Arceneaux, Jennifer Oderbert, Virginia Chavis. Faye Branch, Andrea Yowman, Helena Gomes. ROW THREE: Mrs. J. Whitley. Sponsor, Wayne Morris, Sheila Davis, Jennifeir Tibbs, Karen Walker, Terrie Hemon, Regi- nald Goings, Carolyn Allen. Millicent Wiltz, Dorethea Titus, Roxanna Harris, Nadene Mitchell, Anthony Lavaillais. ROW FOUR: Larry Jackson, Kathleen Welch, James West, Donald King. Eddie Whitley, Aaron Jones, Michael Hebert, Karl Barnes, Maurice Collins, Michael Campbell, Jonathan Young. anHnIII Officers are James West, Jennifer Oderbert, Anthony Lavaillais, Jennifer Tibbs, Jonathan Young, and Carrie Forney. 107 President: C. Thomas C H A RM ETT ES Vice President: J. Tibbs Secretary: P. Thomas Asst. Secretary: Shelia Kelly H O R I ZO N Treasurer: Kathy Welch Chaplain: Carolyn Allen C L U B Program Chairman: Iris Lawrence Sgt. -aI-Arms: Karen Walker ROW ONE: Carol Thomas, Jennifer Tibbs, Iris Lawrence, Shelia Kelly, Carolyn Allen. Patricia Thomas. ROW TWO: Fay Branch, Andrea Arceneaux, Virginia Chavis, Toni Forrest, Gayle Jones. Jean Gabriel. Karen Walker. ROW THREE: Andrea Yowman, Jennifer Oderben, Darlene Turpeau, Jackie Williams. IOB GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP LEAGUE Arthur SEATED: Althea Martin. Karen Taylor, Donna Wise. STANDING: Diana Guilbeaux, Only. and Jackie Heath, league chairman, LHS. The 22-4A Good Sportsmanship League is comprised of students from each member school. The leaggue prorhotes good relations between competitive teams and helps to enforce those rules set by the University Interscholastic League. League members from the host school always present a gift to the visiting school during pre-game ceremonies. 109 HO Dr. Gibson will be remembered standing at the sidelines during the football season . . . or sharing in one of the school activities. Dr. U. G. Gibson was a man who touched the lives of many people both as a professional and as a friend. He gave untiringly of himself to his community. DI. Gibson will always be remembered especially by the students and staff of Lincoln who saw so much of him during athletic seasons. For many years he mended the sore muscles and injured limbs of young men who made up the Lincoln High School Bumblebees. Those who sat in the stands watched the games with confidence, knowing he was right at hand and some- times taking his presence for granted. Now that he is no longer with us, the impression of all those past seasons are more deeply imprinted . The LHS Bumblebee staff wishes to dedicate the 1975 yearbook to the memory of Dr. U. G. Gibson. M m R o w M m DR. U. G. GIBSON Championships, trophies, ribbons, awards - Lincoln Bumblebees remain NO. 1. Whether breaking the tape , making the down, or scoring the goal - BEES BREAK OUT ALL OVER! Photos The News. Port Arthur II3 Athletic Coaches Deborah Traylor Jeff Womack Doris Jackson James Knowles Ron Harris . golf LEFT TO RIGHT: Coaches Cordell Linsey. Carl Jackson, James Gamble, Otis Bryant, Richard Williams, Leroy LCO' pold. Johnny Hamilton. SEATED: Joe Washington. 1H Lincoln Bumblebees Fall Short of District Crown For the first time since the 1971 football season, the Lincoln Bumblebees settled for second best. H5 H43 The Lincoln Bumblebees fell short of the district 22-4A championship in the 1974 football season. Yet every game offered the same thrills of competition that are expected when the Bees meet rival teams on the field. H7 H8 Burks Washington Aaron Jones 6m Lawrence Keal Johnny Breaux Weldon Cartwright 0150, Michael Bruno QOL Jackson, Jerry Brocks 63$ 4 : 9 . Terrell Session ah, Coach C. Ricky Wise Willie Reed Weldon Cartwright Jesse Harris 02L Worney Boswell Wm, Walter Augustine 62L Terry Cham- pagne wm, Coach L. Leopold. Reginald Lewis James Williams Wayne Morris um, and Coach J. Washington. 119 THE FIGHTING BEES! Larry Jackson y The men who call the shoLs. 120 w. E E B G W L T S U H E H T Thomas Banks Bobby Pickney Lincoln Cagers Capture Sixth District Crown winning the district crown in 22-4A basketball has become a reason for Bees to say We're No. 1 l22 The dynamic Cagers jump for the toss. Ronald TIahan, All-Disuict pick, goes in for two points. I23 Thad Sanders, All-Dislrict selection, leaps to save team advantage. Gregory Keller mm, a real BEE star. stood out in every competitive bout with rival teams. A 75 graduating senior. Keller won several honors for his playing ability and signed with the East Texas Lumberjacks to continue his seemingly promising career. l25 126 Harold Dennis goes in for the rebound. Although the Charlton-Pollard Bulldogs barred the Bees from the bi-district crown in an exciting game at McDonald gym in Beaumont, the Bee team had a record to be proud of . I27 Lincoln Track Team Wins Seventh Consecutive Crown Winning is the name of the game for the Lincoln track team - seven consecutive championships berths are evidence of the fact. 128 Harry Jones rushes to break the tape in the two-mile relay. Team work and all out effort are major ingredients for the winning team. 129 l30 Leroy Leopold coaches the All-Star uacksters each year on their well-uavelled road to victory. The thirst for winning is so well a part of the Bees' lives that the need for victory is never satisfied . The strain of all out effort is etched on the faces of Reginald Lewis, left, during the shotput and Weldon Cartwright, below, as he bearly greets the wire before his opponent. Golf Team Competes In Area Tournies I32 Although it has no overall team trophies to its credit, the golf team boasts a fine sophisticated group. Coached under Ron Harris, the team participates in many Ioumies and leaves each meeting with more than its share of benefits. 133 134 Girl's Volleyball Team The girl's volleyball team travelled to area schools in district and non-district competition. Doris Jackson coaches a fine team whose athletic skills are apparent on the court. Girl's Tennis Team 135 It Was A Great Year! 137 138 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF No one person in the course of life can influence the student as much as the faculty members. Whether the end result is a new understanding of subject matter or a new understanding of life itself - a teacher affects eternity I39 140 Board Of Trustees SEATED, Left I0 Right: James Stelly, A. Z. McElroy, Mrs. Irving L. Kiefer. Dr. Gait. Carroll Lafiue, Jeff Hayes, Carl Wallrath, and James England. School superintendent, DI. Clyde Gon, often takes part in Lincoln activities. He speaks to Distributive Education students and their guests during the annual DECA Banquet. 141 The principal - a man who must per- form adequately in a number of roles - as administrator, counselor, coordina- tor, and disciplinarian. His duties never end. He must be a figure of leadership at all times in his dealings with the student body, faculty and community. MI. Davis accepts his role and performs well. h x h Melvin Davis Principal Mr. Davis wishes the student body Season's Greetings Always having the final word, Mr. Davis after a Christmas assembly. addresses the student body on a pleasant note. 142 2 , $34.80? The assistant principals, along with Mr. Davis, ded- icate themselves to leading both the staff and the stu- dents in a team effort to make Lincoln an outstanding institution. They perform disciplinary actions and assist the school in many other ways. William Beasley Ellis Wise Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 143 HA ANDERSON HARRISON ARREADER GUIDRY BEN KIKER ARTHUR HENDERSON M. Harrison coordinates campus activities. 5, '2 x Planning class schedules is a major part of the counseling program. LEFT: Taking a break from work. Mrs. Guidry poses for a photo. YVONNE GABRIEL, BESSIE BERNARD, ALICE WILLIAMS, RUBY WELCH. Secretary Secretary Attendance Clerk School Nurse , a ' ; Mr. R. Getwood. Imam officer, along with Mrs. A. Williams. clarify attend- ance of students. - k A w , , Mrs. B. Bernard happily chats over the telephone. RIGHT: Mrs. Gabriel checks to make sure her typing is accurate. English Department, Versatile Program The English Department provides one of the most versa- tile programs for students at Lincoln. Every student must at one time profit from the English Department's curriculum designed to present an inte- grated. sequential program built around themes of human relations. The primary aims of the English Department are to help students speak effectively and correctly in all speech activities; to learn to listen for the purpose of evaluating and acquiring knowledge. to read discriminately for enjoyment. for information and for cultural enrichment; to write correctly and state ideas intelligently; and to think clearly and broadly in the language and express their thoughts with a comprehensive vocabulary. The English Dept. has a far-reaching effect on school life. Its involvement with Speech, Drama and Journalism is felt by all. GAIL BUSCH REBA LEWIS HENRY MAYES ANNETTE MITCHELL MARJORIE PICKETT MAGGIE RHODES H6 3m; L: ROBERTA MOSS English Department Director MARY SIMPKINS GLORIA VENISON DONNA VOIGHT GLORIA WILLIAMS 147 NB Math Background Essential Today The Study of mathematics is especially essential today not only in every day consumer and buyer rel- ations but also in coping with the highly advanced computerized system in which we live. The Mathematics Department's major objectives are to help students solve practical problems that will be of significant value to home life and to pre- pare students with fundamental backgrounds for advanced study. Students are required to complete basic courses of study in math before graduation. MR. BURTON WEST Mathematics Department Director ABOVE: JOSEPH CHACHERE RIGHT: RICHARD GIBSON STILLMAN HEBERT VALERIE THIBODEAUX JUNE WAITS WILLIAM WUELLER 149 150 Science, Solution to Problems Energy shortages, environmental improvement, conservation and population control are but a few problems facing our society today whose solutions lie with the scientists of tomorrow. Science is essential to an understanding of the nature and events of contemporary civilization. Whether a student seeks a career in one of the areas or limits his exposure to the available courses at Lin- coln, the effects of a study in science are far-reach- ing. The Science Department tries to show students the value of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Physical Science in this very challenging world. 'mm or m ELEMEMS WCLzmon m an: 107. RONALD SPOONER Science Department Director ABOVE: ROBERT DOUGHERTY RIGHT: CAROL FILLINGAME JOHNNY HAMILTON SANDRA STRANGE DORIS JACKSON LEROY LEOPOLD I51 152 Social Studies for Good Citizens To produce responsible, civic-minded citizens is the main goal of the Social Studies Deparment. To do this, the courses give a basic background of the histories and governments of different countries; enable students to study economic structures of the U.S. and other countries; and, also teach the social and political growth of the U.S. The Social Studies classes enhance the love and appreciation of our country and provides a knowledge of other nations which is valuable in the present con- dition of the world. $55: v ., 7. D BETTY HENLEY JOHN HONEA CORDELL LINDSEY THOMASINE THOMAS 153 154 Economy, Methods Are Basics The Homemaking Department teaches those skills that are fundamental to home life and future home- making. Proficiency in cooking. sewing and home improvement are encouraged. Especially today is the need for economy, nutrition and time-saving methods in the home. Through practice in the classroom and home pro- jects, students are prepared to fit easily into our society, thus enabeling them to become an integral part of the home and community. EURA ROBINSON Home Economics Department Director MARGARET BLITCH CORA BOULDIN Industrial Education, Means for Success Industrial Education at Lincoln provides students with a background in mechanics, general metalwork, wood- work, electronics and mechanical drawing. Such studies enable students to prepare themselves for vocational fields as a career or give students a chance to express talents in these areas which will be helpful skills in their home. Whatever a student's reason for electing such courses, industrial education gives a student the opportunity to learn to succeed in society for himself. RIGHT: ISAIAH WASHINGTON JEFF WOMACK r w 3., anm A 'vun ind I'm 0! IN Unind 50 MR. LEE ODOM Industrial Arts Department Director 155 Business Dept. Forms Pool The Business Department supplies opportunities for the vocational as well as the non-vocational minded to acquire skills in business subjects. The fundamentals of typing and Gregg shorthand as well as business accounting and bookkeeping are bas- ics of the department. Along with mastering these skills with accuracy and speed. students are provided knowledges and attitudes needed in obtaining stenographic positions. The Business Department extended its boundaries for secretarial training beyond the classroom by devising a secretarial pool for use by the faculty. The pool is a project of the Business Club. MRS. BETTY TAYLOR Business Department Director ABOVE: PHERNELL COLEMAN RIGHT: NAOMI SNEED Fine Arts, Foreign Language MAJORIE COLE. Choir Director ARTEMUS HANCOCK, Band OSCARI. McNEIL, Band Director ANN HILL, Art ROBERT McLANE, Spanish BARBARA, PERROT, French The Fine Arts department includes the Music and Art classes. Offering students a chance to express those tal- ents that could otherwise go unnot- iced. the classes stress theory, prac- tice and performance. The Lincoln High Purple and Gold Band and the Lincoln High Choral groups are well- known in the area. The Arts and Crafts productions of students are also very much recognized . Correlating different languages with Modern English is the major objective of the Foreign Language Department. As well as mastering basic French and Spanish, students learn the many con- tributions and the cultural backgrounds of the countries of the people who speak these languages. 157 158 Physical, Health Education Emphasis is placed on physical stamina more so today than ever before as every one seeks the out- doors for pleasure and longevity. The P.E. depart- ment is designed to establish the basic knowledge of how, when and why one should keep himself physi- cally fit through recreation and classroom study. In addition 10 the athletic aspects of P.E., there are courses in Health Education that are required of all students. Lincoln certainly can boast of its fine coaching staff in both boys' and girls' sports. Through basic classroom experiences, students are encouraged to excel in extracurricular sports. JOE WASHINGTON Head Coach ABOVE: JAMES GAMBLE RIGHT: CARL JACKSON RICHARD WILLIAMS MRS. MARGARET BUSH Girls' P. E. Department Director B B O B N m w V DEBORAH TRAYLOR 159 Library, Major Learning Center The library works with all departments of school in providing resources for students in all areas of study. Students may know and enjoy both new books and traditional classics. The library is a busy center of learning for the faculty and administration who are able to check many records, manuals and other audio-visual materials needed in the classroom instruction. Three librarians and members of the Dilettante Club perform the various services rendered to the school. ALLEEN CRUMPLER, Head Librarian IVA MEADOR SHIRLEY FONTENOT I60 Special Programs DAN PARRISH, Distributive Education DOROTHY FOREMAN. PEP Program EVA LEE JACKSON. PEP Program BONNIE WOODELL, PEP Program WMWh A. f. a n. wwwwa w!- Cafeteria Staff The cafeteria staff provides the pleasant part of the day when students and teachers break for lunch. Delicious menus and pleasant service are enjoyed every day. Hargie Savoy Bettina Davis Evelyn Leopold Agnes Martin Ruth Noel Annie Spooner Mary Sam 162 Maintenance Staff An important part of the Lincoln program is the Maintenance Staff. The services of the men and women of this department are often taken for granted: however, without cleanliness and things in their places our learning environment would be very unpleasant. Every one is grateful for these people who perform many services beyond the call of duty and are always reliable and willing to help . WENDELL CHANEY. Head Custodian MELINA GUILLORY DOROTHY JOHNSON ALMA LAFAYETTE BILL LaPOINT ROBERT LEWIS KATHERINE REED EDDIE SCOTT LEOLA WASHINGTON I63 164 CLASSES Seniors, pp. 166-187 Juniors, pp. 188-197 Sophomores, pp. 200-213 Freshmen, pp. 214-217 165 Yesterday is but todayk memory Cynthia Aaron John Alexander Lance Alexander Johnny Alfred Carolyn Allen Vincemia Allen Melba Andrews Andrea Arceneaux Ian Arceneaux Janice Atkins Walter Augustine Debbie Babino Easter Ballard Mary Banks Thomas Banks Wilma Banks l and tomorrow is today's dreamf m '4 Alfreda Barclay Karl Barnes Dora Lee Batiste Lawrence Batiste John Beard Gregory Bell Deborah Benoit Wayne Bernard Espirinza Birdsong Worney Boswell Faye Branch Johnetta Breaux Johnny Breaux Prudie Broaden Jerry Brooks Larry Brooks Dudley Broussard Lydia Broussard Theresa Broussard Audie Brown Josephine Bmwn Roger Brown Thomas Brown Michael Bruno Elandra Bryant Linda Butler Sheila Butler Herbert Calcote No sunrise finds us. Eldridge Carrington Michael Charles Bruce Clay Nathaniel Collins Marilyn Carson Jessica Chavis Carl Coleman William Conyers I. Jessica Chavis Martin Charles Patricia Chavis Virginia Chavis Don Collins Maurice Collins Kenneth Cormier Elliot Cousin Aaron Credit Darrell Davis Jeffery Delahoussaye Virigiaa Dorsey Eddie Dankins Palchin Darby Dezra Dautrive Sheila Davis Gayla Day Betty DeJohn Gwendolyn Delmar Harold Dennis Cheryl Dickerson Floyd Douceu Ella Duncan Wanda Duncan Darlene Eaglin Henry Edwards Mary Evans Delbert Flucas Donald Edwards Paula Eglin Murray Evans Charlotte Flugence 1111,; Douglas Edwards Ezekeil Edwards Ronald Eglin Shirley Ernest Vera Evans Robert Fisher Cynthia Foots Bebe Ford Leroy Fomenot Shirley Foreman Toni Forrest Florence Francois Donald Frank Kenneth Frazier Lynn Freeman Sheila Fuselier What was given us here. wunn, Kerry Garlow Thaddeus Geter Jean Gabriel Pamela Gabnel Myra Getwood Robert Glasper 172 . . .we shall keep. Paula Glover Reginald Goings Lola Graham Cynthia Gray Alonzo Green Duggie Green Larry Green Leola Green Frederick Gregory Denise Griffin Maxine Guidry Patrick Guidry Dianna Guilbeau Patricia Guillory Robin Hamilton Bobbie Harold Jackie Harris Sheila Harrison Jackie Heath Ronnie Henderson Jesse Harris Marcia Harris Roxanna Harris Andrew Hawkins Willena Hawkins Donald Hayes Michael Hebert Berkley Henderson Eugene Henderson Romona Henry Terrie Hemon Charlotte Hill Bennie Hillman Karen Howard Commencement speaker - James Maxwell, aca- Wanda Howard Paul Hulin demic dean from Southwestern Christian College. Edmond Hurts Joseph Huston Mark Ivory Cora Iacquet Fulton Jacobs Dana Jackson Larry Jackson Kassandra Jackson 176 Paul Jackson Gwendolyn Johnson Aaron Jones Darrell Jones Let today embrace the Mabel James Andrew Johnson Darrell Johns on Melvin Johnson Otis Johnson Roy Johnson Bessie Jones Carl Jones Darrell Jones Elton Jones Gayle Jones Harry Lee Jones ,9 past with remembrance. Karen Jones Kenneth Jones Linda Jones Pervis Jones Reginald Jones Larry Joseph Lawrence Keal Gregory Keller Shelia Kelly Nathan Kemper Donald King Sherry Laday Terry Laday Lois Lafluer Wallace Landry Barbara Latulas Sandra Laurent Iris Lawrence Milton Levy Lassie Lewis Nathaniel Lewis Reginald Lewis Wilbert Lewis Phelan Little 11 Irma Jean Louis Jesse Marshall David Martin Madelyn Matthews I78 . . and the future with longing. $- , V A -.x . V K i , . x I : l , Steven Matthews Mary Mayfield willie McCreary Robert McIntosh James McKinsey Brenda Miller James Miller Linda Miller Cynthia Milstead Michael Milstead Angela Mitchell Babbie Mitchell Dennis Mitchell Myra Mitchell Brenda Monroe . .. a ;x MM :v'l 4a 1 Seniors exchange name cards and sign autograph books . Kem Morris Wayne Morris Shirley Morrow Angela Moseley , Donald Moseley Cyrus Mosley Connie Moten Tom Motley Deborah Narcisse Ivory Nellar Ernest Neveaux Karol Nicks Louise Nichols Kenneth Parker Clevaria Pierre Stacy Powell Itisin our ripeness. . . .v-x. Jennifer Oderbert Winifred Payne Alvin Polidore Clarence Prevost 4W Arthur Only Alvin Parker Laurna Perry Bobby Pickney Joan Pollard Charlene Porter Gisele Prevost Leslie Price . and our fullness of heart. I V 5 : j fa, .? ' x a . : K Willie Reed Cherry Reynolds Harold Richard Thaddeus Richardson Adrian Richmond Terrie Riley Mary Roberts Mary Robertson Rudy Robertson Conezer Robinson Angel Rogers Osie Rogers Charlie Roy Deborah Roy Carolyn Sallier Frank Samuels . that we are given to the wind. . . v: f. x j: .I u v Raymond Scott Alzenia Scypion Mary Sanders Jewel Savoy Cornelius Scypion Peter Semien Terrell Session Jackie Shields Mary Lynn Sigur Michael Sxmon Esther Simpson Shirley Simpson Tina Loise Sims Kellie Sly I83 Keith Solomon William Spain Helena Stewart Pamela Stewart Franklin Strickland Horace Swarm Ezra Tatmon Catherine Tezeno Andrew Thomas Carol Thomas Deborah Thomas Myrna Thomas Patricia Thomas Randy Thomas Jennifer Tibbs Marion Tims , Y I V .2 1 MA Baccalaureate speaker - Rev. N . Humphrey. pas- Yvonne Trahan Cynthia Trainer tor of St. Paul Methodist Church. Sandra Trainer Wilda Tripplett Denise Tyree Demetra Venison Kim Victor Karen Walker Burks Washington CynLhia Washington Eric Webb Kathleen Welch l86 Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. Elton White Clarice Wilkerson Pamela Wilkerson Brenda Williams Gwendolyn Widow Cheryl Williams Craig Williams Erman Williams Gunsuella Williams James Williams Michael Williams Sterling Williams Gloria Wilson Herbert Wilson Lawrence Wilson V ; af'magah William Wilson Sarah Wiltz Ricky Wise Sheilan Woods Deborah Yeggins Jonathan Young Andrea Yowman Kenneth Zeno Yesterday is but todayk Vincent Allen Dorethea Alpough Famia Alpough Ronald Antoine Wylon Antoine Lawrence Babineaux Sharon Bernard Deborah Bomon Edith Bowden Willard Branhon Angela Broussard Robert Brown Stephine Brown John Carmen Michael Campbell Weldon Cartwright Randy Champ Geraldine Charles Dwight Chavis l88 memories. Glenda Chavis Sonj a Cohea Bradford Coleman Mark Coleman Michael Cole-man Cynthia Williams and date have fun at the first Carolyn Collms Junior Afro Ball. Paul Collins Reginald Cormier Arthur Criswell Kim Daniels Deborah Daw Elvis Daw Cheryl Delesbore Arturo Dewalt Magnolia Dickerson Eric Dorsey l8? rwxew Hattie Dorsey Joseph Doucette Karen Dugas Melba Eli George Finney Cheryl Fisk Kenneth Fomenot Martha Fomenot Carrie Forney Edison Francis Geneva Francis Kenneth Gardner Lenneth Gardner Judy Garlow Marta Gaskill Carol Getwood Lame Guilliame Cheryl Glover Michael Granger Myra Gray Parent, student and teacher discuss student's progress dur- ing the year after PTA meet- ing. 190 The junior combo handles recent chart-makers with flair. Gwen Green Helen Green Pamela Green Helena Gomes Agnes Guidry Ollie Guillory Dwayne Hall Warren Hall Robert Hamilton Marie Hanchett Jackie Handy Vanessa Harmon Suzette Harris Laura Hawkins Sheila Hawkins Brenda Henderson Clyde Henderson Cheryl Hemon Angela Houston Patricia Howard I91 Wanda Howard Cheryl Hughes Felicia Ivory Joseph Jack Cynthia Jackson Rose Iaco Derry Jacobs Byron Jacquet Charles James Pamela James Dianne Johnson Garry Johnson Warren Johnson Caffie Jones Darrell Jones Diana Jones Gloria Jones Virginia Jones An annual activity in Mr. Chachere's algebra class is the selection of class sweetheart. This year Glenda Chavis was chosen. 192 Antionette Joseph Barbara Joseph larcnce Joseph Steven Kiel Doris Latulas Anthony Lavaillas Elfreda Lawson Janice LeBlanc Robert LeBlanc Pamela Lee Henry Levine Reginald Levy Joseph Lindsey Harriett Lockwood Gwen Lott Althea Martin Peggy Markes Young lady finds that minister's sermon is too much to withstand. 193 Janet McDonald Michael McZeal Nadine Mitchell Tommie Mitchell Myra Gray sings a dedicatory song for Dr. U. G . Gibson during the junior assembly. !? Mary Moseley Lee Ella Motley Paul Narcisse Donald Nero Irma' Palmer Carla Pellen Evelyn Perkins Joan Perreau Mary Phillips Tenita Prevosl Tracy Price Arm Reed Zella Reed Jayce Rivers Janet Roberts luuum-mx , L n x ' .10 I94 Deborah Robertson Diane Robertson Jessica Robinson Vanessa Robinson Michael Samuels Gerald Sanders James Sanderson David Scott Gregory Scott Steven Scott Ruth Scypion Steve Scypion m - . wwwmwm Gerald Butchie Sanders plays the role of the preacher in a scene from the junior program. 195 Nathaniel Stephenson Bernadine Semien Monica Sinegal Veronica Smith wilena Smith Monica Stephens Lawrence Stewart Glenda Strickland Janice Swafford Brenda Taylor James Taylor Betty Tezeno Beverly Thomas Christina Thomas Linda Thomas Mary Thomas Wesley Thompson Naisy Trahan Darlene Turpeau 196 Barbara Tyree Robert Wade Cindy Washington Darrell Washington Calvin Watkins Eddie Webb James West Sandra White Eddie Whitley Cynthia Williams Jackie Williams Lilters Williams Mary Williams Ronald Willis Darla Woods Millicent Wiltz Nancy Wiltz Jeffery Zeno Junior class officers, left to right: James West, Thaddeus Sanders, Helena Gomes. Clarence Johnson, and Eddie Webb. 197 I98 I99 Julie Aaron Adice Adams Lona Alexander Quintella Alexander Sherry Allison Patrice Alpough Debra Asbury John Babineaux Yola Baniere Janet Barres Linda Bates Arlene Batiste Kenneth Batiste Michael Batiste Bridgette Berryhill Meta Booker Reta Booker Vanessa Bradley Brenda Bazile Tami Briscoe Members of the sophomore class plan for Soph. Week 75. The theme was Keep your head to the sky. 200 Angellina Brooks Eddie Brown Venetia Brown Velta Bryant Kenneth Captain Joseph Captain Kenneth Canley Ana Carter Stephanie Carter Lloyd Channell Vanessa Chavis Rebecca Clark Michelle Clay Sherry Clayton Letha Colbert Tracy Cole Aristille Collins Kathie Collins Vicki Collins Elaine Comeaux Aletha Cormier Dale Cyprien Gale Cyprien Gale Daniels Keeping one's head to the sky isn't the only feat that Katie McBride and Donna Wise can accomplish as they run through a series of stunts Jamce Dankms during assembly . Veronica Davis Paula Daw Eugene Delahoussaye Karen Delahoussaye Eva Delmar Genesta Dickerson Ronnie Dixson Rhoda Doffeny Terry Drake Gwen Dugas Beverly Eaglin Cheryl Fields Bernadette Flugence Earnest Fools Judy Ford Pa.ula Ford - Sophs look to various careers as they look to Bridgette anms their futures. Linda Briscoe portrays the career of modeling as a future ambition to pursue. Sharon Francis Beverly Freeman Marvin Freeman Valentis Gabriel Direne Gardner Marla Gaskill Verna Gibson Jerome Gillespie Connie Gilliam Ronnie Gilliam 203 Anthony 61051011 I an Gomes Verneua Granger Sabrina Gray CLOCKWISE: Wilma LeBlanc. Ingrid West and Gray- lin Alexander performed a skit as aspirants for the medical field. Alfred Green Elizabeth Green Ella Guidry Paula Guidry Gloria Hall Gloria Hampton W. M. Hanchen Trudy Hankins Andrea Harrison Leonard Harrison Jada Henry Alona Henry Brenda Henry Diana Hickman Deborah Hillman 204 Denise H1112 Terrell Hines Bobby Holmes Ricky Hope . ', ,. W9 ,K 5V A Lawrence Brown breaks the tape, portraying a one- day Olympic star. Rita Howard Juanita Hulin Debra Isaac Alvin Jack Debbie Jackson Darrell Jackson Denise Jackson Allen I aco Carol Jaco Fabian Jaco Tammie Jacquet Eva Jenkins David Johnson Garriel Johnson Kevin Johnson Larry Johmson Lynn Johnson Manuel Johnson Rodney Johnson Rose Johnson Sharon Johnson Trina Johnson Beverly Jones Cynthia Jones Debbie Jones Jeanette Jones Paul Jones T imothy Jones Whitney Jones Angelia Joseph Byron Joseph Marilyn Kelly Mark Kennerson Fabian Iaco sings a selection at the close of the mock graduation scene ending the sophomore assembly program. Virgie Kelly Vicki Knatt Wilbert Lambert Benjamin Landry Faye Landry Mary Lavaillas Wilma LeBlanc Barbara Lewis Debra Lightfoot Debra Lloremz Doris Lockwood Pamela Lofton Rose Lofton John Londow Rhoda Lyons Cheryl Malbreaux Gwen Marks Cathy Mason Anthony Scales and Joseph Joiner find That all play and no work is no guarantee for success in school. So, they take time to study during a library period. 207 Karen Matthews Katie McBride Romana McCauley Roy McCurley Sharon McGlory Vickie McIntyre Tyronne McKenize Mabri McZeal Debra Melancon Anita Millender Janice Miller Pamela Milton Callicia Mingo Mary Mingo Kenneth Minnard Stephanie Mitchell Cynthia Moseley Pamela Narcise Harold Nellar Janice Nelson Valenties Gabriel and Pamela Milton flip through the pages of a magazine to keep abreast of our changing times. 208 Deborah Asbury and her father confer with MI. Lindsey, social studies teacher, during Texas Public School Week. Joyce Neveaux Deborah Nicks Jacqueline Nico Pam Oderbert Elliot Ordle Deanna Ozen Deborah Ozen Patricia Parker Victoria Pettiford Algie Pine Lesia Polidire Terrence Prevost Carine Pulliams Debbie Reynolds Greg Richard Fallon Richmond Marie Roache Pauline Roberts Gwen Robertson Raymond Robertson Carolyn Rogers Clarence Ross Audrey Sam Bridgette Sanderson Sophomores, Donna Wise and Pam Narcisse, find that hard work pays off. Here they are ini- tiated into the National Honor Society. Rena Senegal Doris Shells Rhonda Sheppard Cheryl Sigur Johnell Simmons Donna Simon Vicki Sinegal Dallas Smith Ollie Smith Maggie Swafford Priscilla Tatmon Connie Taylor 210 Ivy Taylor Karen Taylor Beulah Tebo Linea Tezeno Ruthie Tezeno Carl Thomas Harold Thomas Michael Thomas Michael Thompson Patrick Thompson Joseph Trahan Don's Trainer Debra Valcin Gina Victor Stanley Victor Yvette Vincent Sophomore and freshman FHA members coop- erate in making American Education Week a success. Louis Warrick Deborah Watson Debra Watson Gregory Washingwn Carol Tate and Fred Whitley work hard to be suc- cessful in class work. Ronald Washington Shirley Washington Carolyn Weldon Ingrid West Vivian West Rachel White Freddie Whitley Cheryl Williams Hesteria Williams Kenneth Williams Lena Williams Pierre Williams Ronnie Williams Debra Wilson Ethel Wilson Mary Wilson Joseph Wiltz Donna wise Tim Wycoi' Renita Yowman Cheryl Zenon Youth is the opportunity to do something and to become somebody. Munger 213 Life goes not backward Veronica Albert Willie Allen Alasaundra Alpough Dorothy Anderson Wendy Andrus Robin Arceneaux Terry Atkins Leola Branch Kenneth Bray Anita Brown Jennifer Cauley Diana Chavis Don Coleman Timothy Coleman Ella Conner Diana Cormier Rhielovah Conan Freshman class officers are Audrey Ervin. Cecillia McGlory. Kimberly Webster, Brenda Threats, Ella Conner and Namon Marks. nor tarries with yesterday. a E Michael Davenport Chaundra Davis Elcide Davis Audrey Ervin Lorraine Francis Mae Esther Francis Kendall Green Kathy Harper Constance Henderson Lisa Hulin Gail James Herman Jackson Kevin Jacobs Brenda Johnson Sheila Johnson Beverly Jones Charlotte Jones Sarah Jones Velecia Joseph Aaron Joyce Freshmen at work . 215 Elvin Keller Hilton Kelly Donna Kinlaw Stephanie Kyles Culley Landry Sherita Landry Victoria Lee Deborah Linden Vanessa Lucas Rhoda Lyons Birdell Louis Namon Marks Scott Martin Wanda Martin Mark McMillin Trinell Miller Kim Mitchell Regina Mitchell Below: Diane Morrow Robert Murray Tyrone Nellar Melanie Ned Charlotte Paillet Marl Petty Reginald Proctor Donna Rezendes Gerald Rosemore Cynthia Roberts Emma Ruffin Harriet Seay James Smith Vanessa Spooner Nina Gail Stelly Donald Stewart Evita Tezeno Brenda Threats Laura Turner Albert Turpeau Pamela Veal Kimberly Webster Wilbert Welch Lillie West Karen Yowman Mildred Zeno 2l7 218 CLASS FAVORITES AND SUPERLATIVES There are those who in the pattern of school life excel a degree further than their peers in academics or those whose personalities and relations with others set them apart. This section recognizes those individuals for the special place they hold in Lincoln school life. SENIOR FAVORITES Aaron Jones Jennifer Tibbs Wayne Morris Jean Gabriel Kenneth Frazier Patricia Thomas 219 the Senio R6 1' c , Selections MOST STUDIOUS MOST SOPHISTICATED Jennifer Tibbs Terry Champagne Kathleen Welch Herbert Calcote MOST TALENTED MOST WITTY Roxanna Harris A. J. Hawkins Aaron Jones Kim Trainer 220 L W: ' MOST BEAUTIFUL EYES Linda Miller Earnest Neveaux u MOST SPIRITED Bobby Pickney Kim Trainer BEST DRESSED Marion Timms Herbert Calcote MOST CONGENIAL Barbara Latulas Karl Barnes the Juniors' Choices MOST SOPHISTICATED MOST CONGENIAL Jackie Williams Chester Allen Michael McZeal Nadene Mitchell gmmgmm : MOST STUDIOUS MOST WITTY James West Dorothy Jackson Carrie Forney Pete Berard 222 CLASS FAVORITES Thad Sanders Eddie Whitley Louis Guidry Mary Phillips Doris Latulas MOST SPIRITED Deborah Richardson Blake Foreman Diana Jones OST BEAUTIFUL EYES BEST DRESSED Cornelius Tate Jackie Williams Gerald Sanders Not pictured: Maybelline Pete 223 M the Sophomores' Picks x $1 MOST STUDIOUS Leroy McCurley Brenda Harmon Alfred Green Virgie Kelly 1.. i. .. , MOST WITTY MOST CONGENIAL Jada Henry Freddie Whitley Darrell Laverne Debra Isaac 224 v wrrgmxwm , CLASS FAVORITES Darrell Laverne Barbara Lewis Lloyd Channel Tami Iacquet Darrell Jackson ' - Linda Briscoe MOST SPIRITED Terrell Hughley Darrell Jackson Tracie Cole Paula Riley MOST BEAUTIFUL EYES BEST DRESSED Felton Richmond Tami Jacquet Deborah Lightfoot Garriell Johnson 225 1975 SENIOR ROYAL COURT King Terry Champagne Queen Linda Butler Most Popular Girl and Boy Burks Washington Barbara Latulas A first for Lincoln was the Senior Royal Court which was honored during a coronation ceremony prior 10 the Senior Ball. Members of the court were elected by the senior class. 226 WAX; .h l i Prince Arthur Only Prince Henry Edwards Princess Jennifer Oderben Princess Diana Guilbeaux Ladies and Gentlemen-in-Waiting Duke Silas Moseley Thomas Brown Donald King Duchess Brenda Monroe Cora Jacquet Carol Thomas 227 226 BASKETBA FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Jennifer Tibbs W LL SWEETHEART Bebe Ford I ORGANIZATIONS Sweethearts are recognized by organizations because there is something special about that indi- vidual that stands out from all the rest. A tradition that has long been a pan of Lincoln, organizations' sweethearts are as special in 75 as ever before. SENIOR MISSES' SWEETHEART Henry Edwards SWEETH EARTS , P; f : ,l CAMPUS COEDS' SWEETHEART Harold Richard , . i SENIOR MASTERS' SWEETHEART Karen Howard ; 9 S . HONEYBEES' SWEETHEART Lance Alexander SENIOR EXECUTIVES' SWEETHEART Kathleen Welch 229 230 The Sweetheart of Them All Miss Lincoln1975 Miss Andrea Arceneaux CAMPUS LEADERS RIGHT: JACKIE HEATH Yearbook Editor GSL Chairman DIANA GUILBEAUX Student Council President Newspaper Editor 232 National High School Award for Excellence 2. $ ' ' . . . .: ,, Recipients, LEFT TO RIGHT: Winifred Payne, Wayne Morris. Jennifer Oderben, Aaron Jones, Kathleen Welch, Andrea Arceneaux. Society of Distinguished American High School Students Recipients, Left to Right, ROW ONE: ROW ONE: Andrea Yowman, Lassie Lewis, Jennifer Oderbert, Virg1n1a Chavis. Winifred Payne. STANDING: Roxanne Harris. Jennifer T1bbs, Fay Branch, Michael Heben, Kathleen Welch, Andrea Arceneaux. Outstanding Teenages of America K by, I J 1-? Recipients, Left to Right: Fay Branch, Kathleen Welch. Aaron Jones, Andrea Arceneaux. Larry Jackson, Jenni- fer Oderbert. Distinguished American High School Students 1 z I , F , , :1 I Recipients. Left to Right, ROW ONE: Winifred Payne. Aaron Jones, Shelia Kelly, Lassie Lewis, Andrea Yoman. STANDING: Andrea Arceneaux, Virginia Chavis. Reginald Goings, Jennifer Oderben, Michael Hebert, Fay Branch, Iennifex Tibbs. 233 ISM I Dare You Award Winners Andrea Arceneaux Jonathan Young 1975 Miss Lincoln Contestants The seven young ladies who did not make the five finalists deserve recognition for the many hours of work spent in preparation for the Miss Lincoln competition. They were semifinalists, qualifying because of the poise, personality and scholastic ability that they maintained during their high school careers. ix Shelia Kelly Barbara Latulas Karol Nicks Carol Thomas 235 We must ever keep in mind the advertisers included in the following pages, for without their support this edition of the 1975 Bumblebee might possibly not have been pub- lished. The advertisers have not only aided us financially but also spiritually. All have responded enthusiastically whenever we have called upon them for support of our activities and productions. For this we are indeed grate- This production will provide many wonderful memories of this school year for those who have affiliated in any way with the program at Lincoln . . . the advertisers are indeed partly responsible for providing such memories. Therefore, the 1975 Bumblebee staff salutes yog, the advertisers, who continuously make the editions of the Bumblebee publication a reality . The Business Manager 237 Remember these days always with your class ring gBalfour Repmsented by: GEORGE RAMSEY WHLARDCLARK P.07 Box 5304 Beaumont,Texas 77702 BE AN INSTRUMENT OF JUSTICE SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH 920 Washington Avenue 985-5104 238 7'? HANNAH FUNERAL HOME 729 Wesf Ninfh S+ree+ 9834538 Funeral Direcfors Licensed Embalmers GROUP POLICIES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY HOME OFFICE 7 I 7 Wesf Ninfh $+ree+ 9857648 Complimen+s of SPENCE BATTERY . .. 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The organization's yearly program includes the promotion of community projects for the welfare of the students and faculty of the school and the manning of concession booths during foot- ball games to raise necessary finance that provides tuition scholarships for deserving gradu- ating students each year. This group works untiringly to help Lincoln to progress in every way. Claude Ford knows where heis going. Do you? Claude Ford from Los Angeles already hasa real solid future in the Navy. He 5a Machinery Repairman in the USS AJAX...a job which has many exceilent Civilian countevpartg. Meantime Claude's learning how to rep and r 1an vital machinery. . ting good pay , ,.and haying some fun. A real future could be in store for yng too. if you're Wllimg to work and study hard for it. You'll have to iive up to high Navy siandards...and d0 yOur share Of the housekeeping choresmbut the results are- worih it. You'll feel like 8 .one SpeCiai, because you'll know where you re going. 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Box 310 Port Arthur, Texas YEAR ESTABLISHED 1901 TYPE Two-year private, non-profit, technical-vocational CERTIFICATION Texas Education Agency ACCREDITATION Radio Telegraph Operator, OI ,Sout em Associations of Colleges and Schools MEMBERSHIPS Natio nal Association of Schools AND a 6 Un te AFFILIATIONS Methodist Church, Institute of Electrical and Electronic ngineers CURRICULUM School of Business School of Automotive Tcechnology Accounting Automotive Mechan Bookkeepin Secretarial Science Gen School of 1Cosmetology Med1cal Cosmet cian Legal Beauti c11an Clerical Office Machines STUDENT FINANCIAL AID Federal Texas National Direct Student Loans Hinson Hazlewood Loans Federally Insured Loans Vocational Rehabilitation Basic Educational Opportunity Grants Commission for the Blind Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants United Methodists College Work Study Loans Veterans Benefits Scholarships PAC Programs Loans Awards First Sixth Street Baptist Church 530 Lincoln Avenue Port Arthur. Texas CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS1975! Cynthia Aaron Darlene Zeno Donald King Shelia Woods Cheryl Williams Myrna Thomas Sterling Williams Nathaniel Lewis Otis Johnson, Jr. Carolyn Sallier Louise Nichols Janice Atkins N 4 Wilda Tripplett Denise Tyree Tina Sims Deborah Benoit Mary Mayfield Henry Edwards , Jr . Jackie Heath Pamela Gabriel Karol Nicks Catherine Tezeno Terry Champagne P264; ' ! Vivige. ' v' , iv 55 0 ;. , Betty DeJohn Cynthia Trainer Delbert Flucas Charlotte Flugence Gwendolyn Johnson Sheila Harrison Pamela Stewart Horace Swan Cheryl Lyons Andre Lewis Horace Jones Congra+ula+ions from NEW ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH I048 W. Gulfwav Drive Rev. Madison Bastille. Pasha! NELSON'S CONFECTIONARY Drugs and Beverages Fancy Candies and Cookies Cold Drinks Port Arthur 1036 Lincoln Avenue 982-0134 253 HARPER'S AUTO SUPPLY 3H l503 Housion Avenue 983483l 9H1 AVENUE 840 9+h Avenue 9820936 Por+ Arfhur. Texas BELLE'S FLOWERS 81 GIFTS Flowers for all Occasions 643 GARRISON'S REFRIGERATION Open 6:00 A.M. Close 10:00 P.M. $1 1449 Houston Ave. 983-1571 41!: 5 0 Port Arthur. Texas $g l I49 Easf 9H: Sfreef t- 9833466 BLACKI E'S FOOD MAR K ET 1449 Houston Ave. 983-1571 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 509 Gulfway Drive 982-4715 254 Port Arthur. Texas QUALITY MEAT awn RRYS; HARRY'S ,, f v Ar, w , FOOD STORE At a New Location With a Complete Food Store HA 1600 Gulfway Drive 985-5950 Compliments of Congratulauons Barbara YOUR FAMILY MR. AND MRS. ALFRED MCNEAL' JR' EDMOND, DOROTHY. DORIS AND ROCHELLE Compliments of Compliments of MR. AND MRS. LEE ROI POLK MR. AND MRS. REGINALD BAKER Compliments of Compliments of MISS ELOUISE JOHNSON MRS. PATSY COROTHERS Compliments of Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE MOSS MR. AND MRS. HERMAN DAVIS 255 Looking back over the many hours spent in prep- aration for the 1975 Bumblebee one realizes that every moment spent was worthwhile. Only those who are a part of the staff can realize the responsi- bility involved in providing for the Lincoln student body and community the many accomplishments. activities and enjoyable moments at Lincoln. Hopefully within these covers everyone can relate to some part of the 1974-75 year. I am very thankful for such a rewarding experi- ence. The Yearbook Editor 9mm; we Wu A u . . many accomplishments , activities and enjoyable moments . . , .. ,.. ' gt $ ' gs $ast 257 258 faculty and staff Allen. Marjorie- 162 Bush, Margaret - 159 Chaney. Wendell - 163 Chachere, Joseph - 148 Cole, Marjorie - 157 Coleman, Phernell - 156 Crumpler, Allen - 160 Gidry, Arreader - 144 Guillory. Melina - 163 Hamilton. Johnny - 150 Hancock, Anemus - 157 Harrison, Anderson - 144 Henley, Betty - 152 n - 153 H111. Ann - 157 Jackson, Carl - 158 Jackson. Doris - 151 Jackson. Eva Lee- 161 JohnsonB eDorothy- 163 K1 er, -144 Kn no wle: James - 156 LaPoim,111- 13 Mc ane, Robert - INDEX McNeil. Oscar - 157 Martin, Agnes - 162' Robinson, Eura - 154 Sam, Mary - 162 Savoy, Hargie - 162 Scott, Eddie - 163 Taylor, Be y 156 Thibode 11x, Valene 149 T omas, Tho asi - 1 Washington, Isaiah - 155 Washington, Joe - 158 Washington, Leola - 163 Welch, Ruby - 145 West, Burton - 148 Wueller, William - 149 seniors Aaron. Cynthia - 166 Alexander, John - 166 Alexander. Lance - 166 Ballard, Easter - 166 Banks, Mary - 166 Banks, Thomas - 166 Banks, Wilma - 166 Barclay. Alfreda - 167 Birdsong. Espirinza - 167 Boswell, Womey - 167 Branch, Faye 9 167 Breaux, Johnette - 167 Brown, Thomas - 168 n , Michael - 168 Bryant, Elandra - 168 Butler, Linda - 168 Butler, Sheila - 168 Chavis, Virginia - 169 Clay, Bruce - 169 Coleman.Ca11 - 169 Collins. Don - 169 Flugence. Charlotte - 1'71 Foots, Cynthia - 1'71 Ford, Bebe - 1'71 Fontenot, Leroy - 172 Foreman. Shirley - 1'72 Forrest, Toni - 1'72 Francois. Florence- 1'72 2 Garwood. Myra - 172 Glasper, Robenl- 1'72 Glover, Pa 111 - Goings, Reginald- 1'73 '7 Gregory, Frederick - 1'73 Griffin, Denise - 1'73 Guidry, Maxine - 1'73 Guidry, Patrick - 173 Guilbeau, Diana - 1'73 Guillory, Patricia - 1'73 Hamilton, Robin - 1'73 Harold, Bobbie - 1'73 Harris, Jackie - 1'74 Harris. Jesse - 1'74 Harris, Marcia - 1'74 Harris, Roxanna- 1'74 Harrison, She1la - 174 Johnson, Otis - 176 Johnson, Roy - 1'76 Jones, Aaron - 176 Marshall, Jesse - 1'78 Martin, David - 1'78 Matthews, Madelyn - 1'78 Matthews, Steven - 1'79 Mayfield. Mary - 1'79 McCreary, Willie - 1'79 M1 Mitchell. Myra - 1'79 Monroe. Brenda - 179 Morris, em - Morris. ayn - Morrow, Shirley - 180 Oderben. Jennifer - 181 On nAly. Arthur - 181 Parker. Alvin - 181 Prevost, Gisele - 181 Price, Leslie - 181 Reed, Willie - 182 Reynolds. Cherry - 182 Richard, Harold - 182 Richardson, Thaddeus - 182 Richmond, Adrian - 182 Riley, Terrie - 182 Roberts. Mary - 182 Robertson, Mary - 182 Robertson, Rudy - 182 Robinson, Conezer - 182 Rogers.Ange1 - 11282 Rogers, Osie - Roy, Charlie-11882 Roy, Deborah - 182 Simpson, Es e1 - Simpson, Shirley- 183 Sims, Tina- 18 3 Sly. Kellie - 183 Solomon, Keith - 184 Stewart. Pamela - 184 Strickland. Franklin - 184 Swarm. Horace - 184 Tatmon. Ezra - 184 Tezeno, Catherine - 184 Tripplett, Wilda -, 185 Tyree, Denise - 185 Venison, Demetra - 185 Victor. Kim - 185 Walker, Karen - 185 Washington, Burks - 185 Washington, Cynthia - 185 Webb, Eric - 185 Welch. Kathleen - 185 White, Elton - 186 Widow, Gwen - 186 Wilkerson, Clarice - 186 Wilkerson, Pamela - 186 Williams, Brenda - 186 Williams, Cheryl - 186 Williams, Craig - 186 Williams, Erman - 186 Williams, Gunsuella - 186 Williams, James - 186 Williams, Michael - 186 Williams, Sterl1ng-186 Wi son, G oria. - 186 Zeno, Kenneth - 18'7 juniors Allen, Vincent - 188 Alpough, Dorethea - 188 Alpough, Famis - 188 88 Campbell, Michael - 188 Cartwright, Weldon-188 Coleman, Michael - 188 Collins, Carolyn - 189 Collins. Paul 4 189 Cormier, Reginald - 1894 Criswell, Arthur - 189 Daniels, Kim - 189 Daw, Deborah - 189 Finney. George - 190 Fisk, Cheryl - 190 Fomenot, Kenneth- 190 Fomenot, Martha - 190 Gardner, Lennem - 190 Garlow. Judy - 190 Gaskill, Marta - 190 Getwood, Carol - 190 Guilliame, Lettie - 190 Glover. Cheryl - 190 Granger, Michael - 190 Jackson, Cynthia - 192 1300, Rose - 192 Jacobs, Derry - 192 Jacquet, Byron - 192 James, Charles - 192 James, Pamela - 192 Johnson, Dianne - 192 nes, Virgln Joseph. Antoinette - 192 Joseph. B r - 1 LeBlanc, Janice - 193 LeBlanc, Robert - 193 Lee, Pamela - 193 Levine, Henry - 193 Levy, Reginald - 193 Lindsey, Joseph - 193 Lockwood, Harriet - 193 Lott. Gwen - 193 Martin, Althea - 193 Marks, Peggy - 193 Montgomery, Yasmin - 193 McDonald. Janet - 194 McZeal. Michael - 194 Mitchell, Nadene - 194 Mitchell, Tommie - 194 Moseley, Mary - 194 Motley, Lee Ella - 194 Narcisse. Paul - 194 Nero, Donald - 194 Palmer, Irma - 194 erreau. Jean 4 Phillip , Mary - Prevost, Tenit - 194 Price Trac aylor, Bren a - Taylor, James - 196 Tezeno, Betty - 196 Thomas, Beverly - 196 Thomas, Christina - 196 Thomas, Linda - 196 Trahan, Naisy - 196 Turpeau. Darlene - 196 Tyree, Barbara-197 Wade, Ro ert 9'1 Wsahl nogt n,C indy - 197 Washington, Darrell - 19 ! Watkins. Calvin - 19'7 Zeno, Jeffery - 197 sophomores Aaron. Julie - 200 Adams, Adice - 200 Alexander, Lona - 200 Alexander, Quintella - 200 Allison, Sherry - 200 Alpough, Patrice - 200 ra auste, Mic 0 Benyhill, Bridgette - 200 ooker. eta - Bradley. Vanessa - 200 Bazile, Brenda - 200 Btiscoe. Tami - 200 Brooks, Angellina - 200 Browen. Eddie - 200 Brown, Venetia - 200 Bryant. Velta - 201 Captain, Kenneth - 201 Captain, Joseph - 201 Cauley, Kenneth - 201 01 Carter, Stephanie - 201 Channel. Lloyd - 201 Chavis, Vanessa - 201 Daniels, Gale - 202 Dankins. Janice - 202 Delahoussaye, Eugene - 202 Delahoussaye. Karen - 202 Delmar, Eva - 202 Dickerson, Genesta - 202 Gabriel, Valentis - 203 Gardner, Direne - 203 Gaskill, Marta - 203 Gibson, Verna - 203 Gillespie, Jerome - 203 Gilliam. Connie - 203 Gilliam. Ronnie - 203 Gloston. Anthony - 204 Gomes. Ian - 204 Granger, Verneua - 204 Johnson, Ganiell - 205 Johnson, Kevin - 205 Johnson, Larry - 206 Johnson, Lynn - 206 Johnson, Manuel - 206 Johnson. Rodney - 206 Joseph, Angelia - 206 Joseph, Byron - 206 Landry, Benjamin - 207 Landry, Faye - 207 Lavaillas, Mary - 207 LeBlanc, Wilma - 207 Lofton, Rose 2 207 Londow. John - 207 Lyons. Rhoda - 207 Malbreaux, Cheryl - 207 Marks, Gwen - 207 Mason, Cheryl - 207 thaws. Karen - 208 McBride, Katie - 208 Pettiford, Victoria - 209 Pine, Algie - 209 Polidore, Lesia - 209 n. Raymond- 209 Rog:rs 0Cau'olyn- 210 R0 oss, Clarence - 210 Sam. Audrey - 210 Sanderson, Bridgette - 209 Senegal, Rena - 210 Shells, Doris - 210 Sheppard. Rhonda - 210 Sigur, Cheryl - 210 Simmons, Johnell - 210 Washington, George - 212 Washington, Ronald - 212 Washington, Shirley - 212 Weldon, Carolyn - 212 West, Ingrid - 212 West. Vivian - 212 White, Rachael- 212 Williams, Lena - 212 Williams. Pierre - 212 Williams, Ronnie - 212 Wilson, Debra - 213 Wilson, Ethel - 213 Wilson, Mary - 213 Wiltz. Joseph - 213 wise, Donna - 213 Wycoff, Tim - 213 Yowman, Renita - 213 Zenon, Cheryl - 213 freshmen Albert, Veronica - 214 Allen. Willie - 214 Alpough, Alasaundra - 214 Anderson, Dorothy - 214 Andrus, Wenday - 214 Arceneaux, Robin - 214 Cauley. Jennifer - 214 Chavis, Diana - 214 Coleman. Don - 214 Cotton, Rhielovah - 214 Davenport, Michael - 214 Davis, Chandra - 215 Jackson, Herman - 215 Jacobs, Kevin - 215 Johnson, Brenda- 215 Jones, Charlotte - 215 Jones, Sarah - 215 Joseph, Velecia - 215 Morrow. Diane 4 216 Petty, Mar Proctor, Reginald - 217 Rezendes, Donna - 217 Rosemore, Gerald - 217 S oner, Vanessa - 217 Stelly, Nina Gail - 217 Webster, Kimberly - 217 Welch, Wilbert - 217 West, Lillie - 217 an Karen - 217 Zeno, Milfred - 217